I blame Graeme Peebles

Rocking, flick of the wrist now
Rocking, wish I knew the trick now
Rocking, won't happen by magic
Baby
And I can’t do enough of it
 
Rocking, forwards and back, keep
Bm
rocking, for velvety blacks oh
E                     Db
Baby, I’ve just gotta keep a’rocking it
F#                                 B
Don’t stop a’rocking it now
 
Don’t stop the rocking,
gotta keep a’rocking,
don’t stop a’rocking now
 
F#
I have never been shy
Dbm
When it comes to intaglio
                                            Amb
Thought I’d give it a try  
 
E                               Ebm            D
All day rocking from left to right
E                               Ebm                   Db  B  Db
Rocking diagonally overnight
E                               Ebm          
Top to bottom through a new sun rise
            Dbm             B                   A                  B
Then start again, start again, start again
 
Oh Baby
Rocking, in every direction
Rocking, cross every section
‘Till I, get zero reflection
Then I
I get to do it all again
 
 
Rocking, all night and all day now
Rocking, in every which way
God damn it, still only prints grey
When will I
Get to start burnishing?
Wanna start burnishing now
 
Don’t stop the rocking
Just gotta keep a’rocking
Never stop a’rocking, now
 
I really wanted to see
A glorious chiaroscuro
But it wasn’t to be
 
I got tennis elbow and I’m going blind
Pins and needles down my left side
Scoliosis and RSI
At twenty-five, twenty-five, twenty-five
 
Oh Baby
Maybe, this wasn’t so clever
Feels like, I’ve been rocking for ever
Now I, wish that I’d never
Started
Oh I should have aquatinted it
 
Stuff this, I’m calling it quits
I’ve had it, and I can’t feel my wrists
From rocking, whose idea was this?
Oh baby,
I blame Graeme Peebles
I blame Graeme Peebles
 
Rocking, wish I knew the trick of
Rocking, it's really the pits yeah
Rocking, it’s mezzotint madness
Baby
And I blame Graeme Peebles
I blame Graeme Peebles I do
 
So sick of rocking,
Had enough of rocking
I never wanna rock again
 
Björn Ulvaeus & Benny Anderson, Rock Me, 1974